Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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ETHEL McMEEKEN: We’ve heard it whispered around that Ethel has been disappointed in love. “Yet Love will dream and Faith will trust.” HOWARD KENT: Howard is a minister’s son but you’d never know it. Inclined to cast sidelong glances at the girls. Quite conceited but well liked by everybody. “I do not like this fooling.” MARGUERITE MATTHES: Another of the jolly bunch is Marguerite. Giggles, talks, works and is liked by all. “An ease of heart her every look conveyed.” CONNIE GILKISON: Connie has tried to graduate a couple of times and believes he will make it this year. Takes his own happy time to do anything for Connie and work fell out a long time ago. “We might be better if we would, But it’s often lonely being good.” WINONA LATTERNER: Winnie likes to have a good time and is popular, es¬ pecially with the Junior boys. Is studious in her classes but in for all the fun going. “Thou seemest to enjoy life.” PAGE TWENTY-TWO

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DOROTHEA SCHALLER: A most accommodating, jolly girl. Can be serious if necessity demands and sure is able to make the typewriter sing. “Oh, the heart is a free and fetterless thing.” ARQUETTE RUST: One might think from Arquette’s name that he is a Frenchman, but we hardly believe it. Works in school only when the spirit moves him, which is quite seldom. “His only labor was to kill the time.” MARGUERITE MERKEL: Earl and Pete have passed to those stages which all Seniors hope to attain, but Peg is not lacking in masculine admirers. “What’s the use of worrying, fretting doesn’t pay.” PAUL DeWITT: Here is a fellow whose chief aim in life is to have a good time. Never caught studying—that’s not in his line. “He is wise who does but little.” THERESA LEASURE: Theresa’s non-deplume is Trudel Schmidt because of a part she so cleverly took in a little play. Unlike most of us she is good in the Study Room. “Shall I not take mine ease.” PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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MARGERY YINGLING: Do you know Marg? Why, of course, we knew you did. Isn’t she pretty though! “Or light, or dark, or short, or tall, She sets a spring to snare them all.” ROBERT REMY: Bob is a steady, conscientious worker. He is re¬ served and quiet and always busy, that is one of the reasons why he was made Business Manager of The Red and White. He has taken a prominent part in athletic events, such as wrestling with Latin, defeat¬ ing Geometry, etc. “Do that which you can do well.” HENRIETTA SHAFER: RUTH PULVER: Ruth is a steady, earnest worker. Keeps most of her plans and ideas to herself, but is a jolly good friend for a’ that. “Doing right never hurt anybody.” PAUL THOMAS: Paul is quite a musician and is a member of the M. H. S. orchestra. Likes to talk to the girls and translate Virgil. “He lives in peace within himself content.” A quiet girl of the Quaker type who is said to be in love. Little said is easiest mended.” PAGE TWENTY-THREE